The action of adrenaline on transmission in the superior cervical ganglion.
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Biomedical subjects
E Bülbring
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An action of adrenaline on transmission in sympathetic ganglia, which may play a part in shock.
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The interrelation of prostigmine, adrenaline and ephedrine in skeletal muscle.
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Observations bearing on synaptic transmission by acetylcholine in the spinal cord.
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The effect of adrenaline on nerve action potentials.
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Vascular changes affecting the transmission of nervous impulses.
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Blood flow during muscle contraction and the orbeli phenomenon in the dog.
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The action of tyramine and adrenaline on the denervated nictitating membrane.
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The standardization of cortical extracts by the use of drakes.
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Sympathetic vaso-dilator fibres in the hare and the monkey compared with other species.
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Sympathetic vaso-dilatation in the skin and the intestine of the dog.
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The Sherrington phenomenon.
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The estimation of oestrin and of male hormone in oily solution.
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The sympathetic dilator fibres in the muscles of the cat and dog.
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